Boy George releases pro-Israel anthem ‘We Will Dance Again’ honoring Oct. 7 victims
Boy George releases pro-Israel anthem ‘We Will Dance Again’ honoring Oct. 7 victimsThe 1980s pop icon released "We Will Dance Again," featuring Hebrew lyrics and a message of support for Israel and Jews following the Oct. 7 Hamas attack.Follow us on GoogleBoy George, who will represent San Marino at the Eurovision song contest performs during the London Eurovision Party 2026 at Outernet London on April 19, 2026 in London, England.(photo credit: Mark Case/Getty Images)
- ▪Boy George releases pro-Israel anthem ‘We Will Dance Again’ honoring Oct.
- ▪7 victimsThe 1980s pop icon released "We Will Dance Again," featuring Hebrew lyrics and a message of support for Israel and Jews following the Oct.
- ▪7 Hamas attack.Follow us on GoogleBoy George, who will represent San Marino at the Eurovision song contest performs during the London Eurovision Party 2026 at Outernet London on April 19, 2026 in London, England.(photo credit: Mark Case/Get
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| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 19:59:42 GMT |
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Boy George releases pro-Israel anthem ‘We Will Dance Again’ honoring Oct. 7 victimsThe 1980s pop icon released "We Will Dance Again," featuring Hebrew lyrics and a message of support for Israel and Jews following the Oct. 7 Hamas attack.Follow us on GoogleBoy George, who will represent San Marino at the Eurovision song contest performs during the London Eurovision Party 2026 at Outernet London on April 19, 2026 in London, England.(photo credit: Mark Case/Getty Images)
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